Support is up to date & other news

I finally managed to reply to all messages you guys sent me.
All comments and emails are answered by now!

Some support requests are still ongoing, but the people involved in those know whats going on.

There were lots of emails and comments, so it is possible that I missed some...
If you sent me an email or comment and did not get a response from me 'till now, feel free to contact me again!

Read on for other news about me and upcoming stuff on my blog ;)

I'm back... sorry for not being around

Hi everybody...

like I said, sorry for not being around as much the last 4 months...
but I was "involved" in the major revival of Delight custom firmwares...
and not only that, but I have been translating mods in the past that needed to be done badly

sooo... after I find some time, I want to:

- get back in business and take part in discussions again
- I need to fix some translations... for example chinese translation sets on Generation^1 phones
   sorry for the inconvience
- and some other mods, like the small calander that hasn't been showing in translations
- 5 pages symbol mod translated...
- and some other stuff that I will surely find in the process

since nobody really noticed these issues, I will do it step by step, and make TheOne reloaded translations even better

...stay tuned

a.k.a freaxs_r_us

Unpack: Lumia 920 (Black)

Here are a few pictures of me unpacking the black Lumia 920.
All the pics are taken by the Nokia 808 ;)

For technical details about the Lumia 920, I recommend to take a look at gsmarena.com.

What makes it stand out of the crowd, are these facts (at least in my opinion):

• Display: 4.5 inches, PureMotion+, ClearBlack, 768 x 1280 pixel (332ppi), Corning Gorilla Glass (2)
• PureView Camera: 8 MP (3264 x 2448 pixels), Carl Zeiss, Optical Image Stabilisation (OIS)
• Qi wireless charging: read more in my previous review about the DT-900/DT-901

bad weather photography

Here are a few shots I took yesterday, they are all taken in bad weather conditions.
I think that makes it more interesting, since most phone's on the market are all delivering good quality in good light conditions these days...

Those are the phones I used in my test scenario:

Nokia 808 PureView

The current camera phone champion and best Symbian phone ever made!

Nokia Lumia 820

The higher mid-range Windows Phone 8 device. As powerful as Nokia's current flagship the Nokia Lumia 920, but not exactly a camera centric phone. Still equipped with a Carl Zeiss lens, promising decent results.

Nokia E7-00

The 1st generation Symbian^3 phone is representing the 1st generation EDoF camera's used in devices like the Nokia C7 and Nokia X7. With the limitations of the EDoF technology, it was never meant to be a true camera phone... but it's surprisingly capable of producing excellent results in good light conditions.